H-PAD Notes 7/31/18: Links to recent articles of interest
Links to Recent Articles of Interest “What My Escape from Hitler’s Germany Taught Me about Trump’s America” By Henry Siegman, The Nation, posted July 27 […]
Announcements
Seeking your input for the H-PAD Steering Committee on July 14
Dear supporters and friends, On July 14 (Bastille Day!), our Steering Committee will hold a strategy meeting in New York city to evaluate the […]
TEN EASY STEPS TO HELP STUDENTS VOTE WHERE THEY STUDY
A core component to democracy is making voting easy, accessible, and available to all. There are high expectations that this fall’s entering class on campus […]
Gen. Petraeus’s keynote address at the SHAFR convention this coming Friday
This message is from Carolyn”Rusti” Eisenberg and Margaret Power on behalf of the H-PAD Steering Committee. General Petraeus to Give Keynote Address at SHAFR […]
Student Voting: A National Guide
This is a practical manual for organizing a campus coalition to register and turn-out students to vote, based on what we have done at Franklin […]
H-PAD Notes 5/31/18 – Links to recent articles of interest
“Motivations for the Dead-End Policy on Iran” By Paul Pillar, LobeLog.com, posted May 31 The author is a 28-year veteran of the US intelligence community. He critiques […]
TIME SENSITIVE: General Petraeus at SHAFR -open letter
From Historians for Peace and Democracy : We encourage you to sign this letter protesting SHAFR’s decision to invite retired U.S. Army General David Petraeus to be […]
Two messages to H-PAD supporters
Below are two communications of potential interest to supporters of Historians for Peace and Democracy. 1. Tabling at the Left Forum H-PAD Supporters: H-PAD will […]
H-PAD Notes 5/15/18: Links to recent articles of interest
Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Gearing Up for the Third Gulf War: Will Washington, Tel Aviv, Riyadh, and Tehran Face Off in a Future […]
Manifesto of Academics and Public Intellectual to Free Lula
Dear H-PAD friends and associates: We are forwarding this message from James N. Green, Professor of Latin American History at Brown University, so that you may […]